Sentence examples for reconstruct a context from inspiring English sources

In this work we attempt to reconstruct a context for the migration of a culturally defined and highly endogamous group of priestly families carrying the rare haplotype "LPKSTR," defined as R1a1 Y-HG individuals carrying the STR profile: DYS456 < 16, DYS458 > 15, and GATAH4 > 12. LPKSTR individuals listed in public databases also carry the SNPs Z93 and L342.2.

Here, we have devised a distance-based strategy to reconstruct a highly resolved backbone tree of life, on the basis of the genome context networks of 195 fully sequenced representative species.

We do this in the context of a far-field imaging simulation in which we wish to reconstruct a Q-pixel high-resolution image x of a large scene.

Additionally, one of the overarching goals in systems biology is not only to reconstruct a detailed understanding of cellular physiology/networks but to also place this understanding into an ecological context [ 7].

This ability to infer ancient climates not only enables us to reconstruct a history of the world before humans were a glimmer in some reptilian eye, but also gives us a vital context for evaluating changes in global climate today.

"Can they reconstruct a leg?

Or does one reconstruct a more updated allegory?

Each color channel is then separately reconstructed before merging to reconstruct a complete color model.

To redefine, or reconstruct by context, culture and space -- what this word means to us when spoken by us?

We therefore attempted to minimise these limitations by examining the clinicians in real-life situations rather than a laboratory, and avoiding data that were collected for other reasons (eg, litigation), 17 interviews tried to reconstruct the context in which error took place.

We also confirmed that these groups remained coherent within the broad context of S. aureus diversity, by reconstructing a NJ tree based on 1294 concatenated STs from the MLST database (Figure 7).